wow, I just dove into this via chatgpt and it was very interesting. I also found the use of sorry to mean something other than fault admission to be odd, never

wow, I just dove into this via chatgpt and it was very interesting. I also found the use of sorry to mean something other than fault admission to be odd, never realised it was 2 cultures clashing -- They often say "You and your family are in our prayers." In Texas, the expression "You and your family are in our prayers" is commonly used at funerals instead of "sorry for your loss." This reflects the strong faith and community support present in the culture. Additionally, Texans might use phrases like "They're in a better place now" or "We're here for you," emphasizing spiritual comfort and solidarity.